Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-05-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.


LOCAL BREVITIES.
strawberries, from Arkansas, have been in
the market for the past week.
Thirty Thousand Choice Late Cabbage
Plants now ready at Markham's Gardens.
Jno. G. Wear viii preside at the special
term of Circuit Court to be held in this coun-
tv next month.
A landslide at Cliff CaYe last Wednesday
night delayed all trains over twelve hours.
No. Cos passed through here about Il O'Clock
noon.
MARRIED-At Pilot Knob, No., April 18th,
1887, by Louis SchwaBer, j. P, MIKE HILL
BERT to Miss AMANDA HART, both of Pilot
Knob.
Copies of the "Evening Reverie," Mrs. +.
Scoville's musical composition, can be secur-
ed at Mrs. 81. o. Davis on payment of the
retail price, 60 cents.
To Aug. Rieke we return thanks for mess
of new potatoes sample Of the kind he
the seasons early TUDOR.
A new time-card goes into effect next Sun
day. We learn that several changes will be
made, but are not advised as to what trains
will thereby be affected.
Mrs. T. s. Lopez is having the Moser prop
erty, which she purchased last fall, thor
oughly repaired and proposes removing her
family thereto In . short time.
The I. O. o. r. Of this place contemplate
giving big picnic and banquet on the Attn of
July. The former in the day and the latter
at the Academy of Music at night.
Heavy rains and an abundance of mud
prevented the Caledonia Collegians from
making their excursion TO this place last
Saturday, but, If nothing prevents, will they
come over next Saturday.
Henry Lang, Giovanoni 3 Grandhomme's
barber, solicits the patronage Of the public.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Shampooing, dye
ing, etc., done in city style and at reasonable
rates. Give him q call.
Mr., Hotson has his soda fountain in rum
ming order now and proposes keeping this
delicious beverage on sale during the sum-
mer. The tanks are charged in st. Louis and
she qualify Is first-class. Give him call.
The w. C. T. q. viii meet Friday after
Moons, May 18th, Goth, 27th and June Sd at
the Baptist Church, at O'Clock.
Mrs. C. F. LYMAN,
MA. RUSSELL, President.
Supt. Press Work.
The Fredericktown Plaindedler pays the
following well-merited and just compliment
IN o,,r correspondents: 'sWithout 4 doubt
hoS hest of
correspondents to be found in this section OF
the state"
Gan. p. BIomeyer has leased the Summit
Hotel at Summit, Mo-, and in addition to
running the station at that place will have
charge of the afore-named hosiery. II
George makes as good landlord as he does
station agent, and we believe he will, his
success is assured.
A number of down. townites have formed
an organization known as the - Brigade.
OF the object or aim of he'order we are not
advised, but all persons who contemplate
assoeiating themselves Herewith can likely
obtain anv desired information by applying
tn the President, james Presnel, or DR.. Goff,
Secretary.
The Basket Social given by the ". c. L. q.
a. the Academy of Music on Tuesday night,
sos nj, that Ii promised to be-and the eve
ming passed OF very pleasantly. A large
crowd was in attendance, and the refresh
ments had all been disposed OF before IL
O'Clock. So, we suppose, 1t was a nnanciai'
a well a. social, success.
On our first page will be found the first OF
y series of letters, which Mi. W. 6. Dilts has
tipaIy furnished us with, treating OF his re-
aax,x trim across the sea and into Great Brit
Tan. Mr.. ID. is an extremely interesting and
rleasipg writer, and we are confident that
his articles will be heartily relished by all our
readers, without exception.
Ran Deering In his Golden Era Life says:
.sThe Arcadia Valley il the prettiest spot In
saf.sourf. The Iron Mountain Railroad
somn.uy have purchased the Arcadia Hote
nr,perty. and will make q pleasant summer
rssort of Il. II Is certainly most delightful
,,.ce for such q resort, and Ii we'll managed
must command large patronage"
We acknowledges with thanks the receipt
saw phvsician, Mind" work Of seventy
n,os.. marked sswith the compliments of tht
.,,tbor. 4. b, Croker" The subjects tract
ed therein are tntefestiuS oncSs ~-As
glance at the preferenee,we are led to oeiies'
that the author has handled them In mas
t.r,y manner. We shall endeaver 10 give
revieyv at the work some time IN tie iuture
The Irontcu Fish Market was scattered q
thu tour winds last Thursday afternoon aoou
ro,,r O'Clock. The fiery, untamed ID. l.. u
which pulled the concern was .ne AUS
ne went NOR stood upon the border OF M
going. but vent like blazes. Tne MafAe
- torn to flinders and fish rained supreme
ar an acre and half of ground, while tn'
proprtetor looked upon the scene IN oiah'
amazement. Ii was indeed free delivery.
Mr.. C. Broessel, the Middlebrook butcher
had another runaway Monday, which cam.
nsarbeine attended with disastrous results
AsMr.R. was climbing into his wagon, whici
was standing in front Of Nagie's snop, TN
horses suddenly wheeled around, upse
the wagon, threw Mr.. B. and another occn
nant out on the ground and started to run
dragging Mr.. B., who had got snfangied II
1,s of the wheels, along with them. Luskil!
the horses were stopped by parties near bs
and Mr.. Broessel and his companion escapes
,yith siixsat hepises. It was what might D.
termed Gloss ssiss